The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-04-08

i-ASd Jones "a Cogyaaf.
Our friends memory is at fault. TIE
REGISTER quoted him correctly,
The Fit. Scott Sugar Works adver
tise that they are ready TO contrac
with farm ars for the growing of s0rgun
cane for manufacture into sugar durinj
the coming year. We hope their ex
periments will be more successful thi
year than they were last; we hope 90
but we hardly expect it.
J. A. Flesher, examiner for the Jarvil
COnklin Mortgage Co., with his wifi
and family, arrived in the city yester.
day afternoon, and will make this their
home in future. Mr.. Flesher comes
here to take charge of the affairs OF
the compnay.-0arden City Sentinel
Kingsley l. Wharton are too busy to
write out list Of the many bargains
they offer in staple and fancy grocer
les, but If you will call and examine
their complete stock and get prices you
will be convinced that there is the
place TO buy your groceries. No trouble
to show goods and give prices.
It 10 true that passes will not be
given hereafter except to employees Of
the railroad; but we are authorized to
say that the rumor to the effect that
oui democratic contemporaries had
both made an offer to the company to
pull weeds between the ties aud take
out their salary in transportation. is
unfOunded.
Mr.. Z. J. Thayer returned q few
days ago from visit to Barber county
and reports that that region Is suffer
ing from q severe drouth. No rain or
snow of any consequence has fallen
since last August. The fields are 30
dry and hard that it is impossible to
pillow them and spring work has not
been begun.
In noting the change in the firm of
COwan & Marsh last week, we mad
stated that Il. NJ. Ausher-
man had purchased an interest, when
it should have been Chas. Ausherman.
Charlie says that from the number of
people who have been in the store in
curing for 'Ben," he has no doubt
about the REGISTER being read.
The Allen County Horticultural
Society has received from the depart
ment q t Washington, large quantity
Of garden seeds for free distribution
the members of that Society.
The distribution will be made at the
of the society tomorrow after
noon and all members are requested to
be present to receive their quota.
Mrs. Turner's stock of spring and
millinery goods is now COM
plete aud presents q most attractive
Everything is new and, be-
ing bought after personal inspection,
Is of the very best style. The stock is
large and varied to suit
every taste, and should be examined
The real estate men complain that
wing to some irregularity in the sign
ug of the deeds conveyed by the old
Town Company, it is very difficult in
. great many cases for them to give
of town lots perfect title.
Are there not surviving members
# that company who could place some |
on record correcting these
The overwhelming defeat of the
Anarchists Of Chicago and the election |
# the republican candidate for mayor |
" a majority of $4,000 votes will be
Jailed with JOY by every true Amer
can. Ii was a square issue between
he Stars anb Stripes and the red rag
f the Commune. And the starry |
'anner still waves as it must and shall
brewer and ever.
One of our druggists was somewhat
AIKEN aback the other day when q lady
ustomer brought him Il bottle and
skcd him to fill it with "Helland-
The lady explained that
he medicine was used for rheumatism
nd she didn't know any other name
,r it. The druggist was obliged to
onfess that since his liquor permit had
xpired he didn't believe he could put
p anything that would justify such a
anne.
Marriages license were issued during
ne month of March to the following
arties: J. d. Cutler and Augusta
arker; David f. Earle and Maggie
[u.l; J A.Mathews and Elite Smith;
}. H. Morrison and Dean Pace; Fred
>. Gerken and Mary H. Fuss; w. w.
[arris and Roda L. Moore; Chas. J.
arsman and Ida f. J. johnson; Geo.
[ardwick and Libbie Wharton; W.
[. Burton and IRA Cushman, F. p.
tottler and Lena E. Vansickle; Peter
[anson and Mathilda Peterson; r. L. ,
Mccormick and Nettie B. Scott.
We understand that the present at
'rney for the Leagues has told them
lat he can keep them on the land two
ears longer, but that they need never 4
zpect to get it flually. If he has told 9
lem this 1t is hard to say which is '
,own up in the worse light. the Lea O
lers or their attorney.
n the one hand the Lea
lers are willing to hire man to help
lem hold possession of property that :,
not theirs and that they know can =
ever be theirs, except by purchase;
Id on the other hand the attorney, for
", is willing to help these men rob
her men of the use of their property. 4
looks like case of pot and kettle. n
After our last issue went to press we q
:, 9 reminded that there is already a
y ordinance which provides that no A
NOR shall be admitted to billiard
II in his city unless he has a writ
nerm, t from his parent or guardian Is
to do. After our attention was q
led to II "a e remember having pub n
ned such a. I ordinance some years u
:. hnt II has been so generally and Ia
enly violated that one is pardonable d
forgetting that it ever existed.
ice ii does exist, it should be some re
Tvs duty to see tt at 1t is enforced: s .n
e do not know what the penalty of =
lation is, but would suggest that
feiture of license on the part of the W
proprietor VIC uld doubtless ST.
off or